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The plantar fascia series was overpriced and not worth 99 dollars.

The protocol was not at all what I expected and I reached out to the support team and received very prompt and courteous responses to correct the situation. Compared to the amount of free information Ready State puts out, this program had very minimal content for it's pricing. I was very disappointed to receive online a link with generic information that is readily available for free through other reputable sources.

I paid for shipping which said 3 to 5 days. It took a week but I ordered on a Friday so I’ll say5 business days for them to actually create the label. Then it took another 3 days to ship.

The app is still not very user friendly. I use it on my iPad. --Doesn’t work in landscape for title screen. --During the actual video, info is cut off on the bottom of the screen. --Daily maintenance: If I filter for elbows there isn't anything. --Default daily maintenance is just a freeze frame and doesn’t say what the focus is. I have to watch the video to decide if I want to do it or not. --Sometimes when I open app it says I’m logged in on another device and have to re-log in even though it’s not true. --Sometimes I com across a great video and then can't find it again. So now I have a huge list of Favourites that I have to scroll through to find what I'm looking for.

Had a misunderstanding. Staff was cut and dry with the rules. Did my best to be upfront without talking to a live person during the purchase of the course. Could have been cleaner about the whole process. I own that im the outlier but it would be better for everyone if there were cleaner processes in place.

Recently bought a roller from TRS. It came quickly but I was stunned how small it was. I went to the web site to see why I had been so surprised. The description had no measurements only photos of the roller which looked elongated due to the photo angle. Due to description, the photo angle and my never having seen a tiny roller like this, there was no way I would have expected it to be 4 x 12 inches. I have seen half length rollers but this was way smaller. The description only said: "The soft texture of this roller is very approachable for beginners, but below the comfortable surface, the extra firm high density resistance still provides ample pressure. The grid pattern of bumps provides a non-slip traction surface, and penetrates into the soft tissue, enhancing mobilization."

I purchased the Men's Pelvic Health Protocol package for $99 and was surprised to find there were only 3 lessons- I thought it would be more content but whatever. (Side note, I really wish the purchase page would tell you how many lessons or how much content the package includes, but it doesn't.) To be honest, there is nothing in the course that isn't already heavily emphasized/explained in MobilityWOD generally, or already available completely for free from any number of online pelvic health resources. I suppose if you're looking to solidify your pelvic health for performance reasons this may give you some basic knowledge about the anatomy and how to more accurately feel the muscles, but for someone with Pelvic floor dysfunction this was really nothing I had not heard before in a multitude of alternative free online resources and therefore I conclude that it was not worth the money I paid, though I will give two stars instead of one because technically all the information was true. edit: I wanted to edit to clarify that I am specifically reviewing the Pelvic Health Protocol and this review does not reflect my view of other TRS products or Kelly Starrett's content generally speaking.

Come on Doc! Get some kids to make this site easier. Your content is awesome. But, your site kinda sucks. I know you can do better. I watched your Unbeatable Mind Experience presentation.